querulous when writing. and again, thanks for waving us tonight. and remember, the spin stops right here. we're definitely looking out for you. >> . >> bill: tonight we're only ten shorts days away from what is known as the sequester and impact the department of defense. with the march 1st deadline approaching the president of the united states decided to step off the golf course earlier today and address this dire situation. >> these cuts are not smart. they are not fair. they will hurt our economy. they will add hundreds of thousands of americans to the unemployment rolls. this is not abstraction. >> sean: the cuts are not fair, they're going to hurt the economy, what the president didn't mention, the

sequester, that was his idea in the first place. >> the man who literally wrote about the book about the budget battle. whose idea was the sequester and did you ever think we had he' get to this point? >> first, it was the white house. it was obama and neighbors went to the democratic leader and harry reid and said this is the solution. >> sean: there you have it the plan that the president is calling not smart, not fair, was actually his solution to quote, saving the economy. again, that's not what we heard today at the white house, what we heard was our commander campaigner in chief reverting back into election mode and blaming republicans and using pathetic scare tactics to smear the opposition. sound familiar? you've heard the fear mongering, what i'm about to play is only described as obama's mayen apocalypse, have you questioning whether or not the sun will rise next friday

if in fact the sequester takes hold. here is more of the fear mongering and we hanitized this comment a little bit. >> now, congress allows this meat cleaver approach to take place, it will jeopardize our military readiness. >> what kind of training, son. >> training sir. >> it will eviscerate job training investments and training. >> i'm registered for this class. >> what class. >> this is u.s. history right there. >> emergency responders, their ability to help responders to prevent disasters will be degrad degraded. border patrol agents will see their hours reduced. fbi agents will be furloughed. >> you with the old bureau seven years and that bureau is now gone and so are you. >> federal prosecutors will have to close cases and let criminals go. >> oh, place is as bad as

home. >> well, go home and sleep. >> air traffic contollers and airport security will see cutback the. >> can you fly this plane and land it? >> surely you must not be serious. >> i am serious and do not call me shirley. >> and parents have child care for their kids. >> hundreds of thousands of americans will lose access it primary care and preventive ca care. that's why democrats, republicans, business leaders and economists, they've already said that these cuts known here in washington as sequestration, are a bad idea. >> the end of the world as we know it. here to try and defend his old boss, former chair of the economic advisors, former chicago business, austan

goolsbee and fox's tucker carlson. let's go back, this is obama's idea. let's listen to your old boss. >> already some in congress are trying to undo these automatic spending cuts. my message to them is simple. no. i will veto any effort to get rid of those automatic spending cuts, domestic and defense spending. there will be no easy off-ramps on this one. >> sean: whoops. so i guess he's the one that's not fair, not smart, and he's the one hurting the economy, it was his idea. >> no, now, first of all, sean you better hope all of those movies were 20th century fox movies or you're going to be in major violation of copy right laws. >> sean: that's all right, don't worry about it. >> i know you're looking out. >> and the quote that you played from 2011 was that republicans in congress were trying to revisit the sequester and make it only on

the discretionary part and take out defense money. >> sean: it was his idea the sequester, it was his brilliant idea. he brought it to harry reid. if you remember, wait a minute, did he go to harry reid. >> sean: because he wanted it. >> anybody who was watching this show, knows i tried to vet you before the election that the loser would shave layer head and you wouldn't do it. >> sean: i'm not stupid. i knew it was going to be close, i predicted on this program it'd be close. and i said razor thin margin. >> okay, fine. say i had lost the bet and i shaved my head, that doesn't mean that the fact that i proposed the bet doesn't mean i want to shave my head. >> sean: all right. i've got it. >> this was supposed to motivate the-- >> this was the president's idea and bob woodward said it, too. and let me go to tucker carlson. i think we've got to throw in the towel. let me go to the president, the scare tactics, if you're

conservative in this country you want to poison the air and water and don't care about children with down syndrome and autism and care about the elderly. we've got a fear mongering demagogue in the white house and things are evil. watch, for example. >> i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. michelle wasn't. but somebody gave us a chance. it's like these folks up here are looking for a chance. this congressional republican budget is something different altogether. it is a trojan horse, a thinly veiled social darwinism. my plan says we're going to put teachers back in the classroom, construction workers back to work rebuilding america. and then you guys, their plan, which is let's have dirtier air, dirtier water. who are these 50 million americans? many of somebody's grandparents, some are middle class families who have children with autism or down

syndrome. and these are the americans we'd be telling to fend for themselves. >> sean: obama, president demagogue, what else can you say, tucker? it's actually funny at this point. >> it's remarkable. covered him in the 2008 campaign and he said i'll never give you candy, and tell you the truth even though you don't like it and how far from there where he says republicans would like nothing than to hurt first responders for the sake of doing so in order to help their friends in the financial services business. he actually with a straight face said this is a clear choice between making the rich pay more or hurting the rest of us, as if you could balance the budget on the backs of the rich. that's a lie. it's a math question that's a lie and he knows it's a lie and he says it anyway. it's a change, he didn't used to talk this way, in his first campaign people voted for him thinking he was a uniter.

it's a partisan and watch the tape. >> sean: austan, if i'm going to use the president's standard. play a word association. if he's going to say that conservatives want dirty air and water and throw granny over the cliff. >> he didn't say dirty air and water-- >> i'll play it again and then their plan, let's-- >> that's not what he said. >> sean: let me read it to you then you have your their plan which says let's have dirty air and dirty water. >> their plan gives you dirtier air and dirtier water, that's a budget matter and-- tucker, and the words he used. >> do the math on-- >> i've got a good idea. if he uses those standards that we want to throw granny over the cliff, don't get caught and-- >> and nothing about wanting to throw-- >> wait a minute, then i'm going to call the president using his same tactics, i think the president is a thief. i think he's stealing when we borrow 46 cents of every dollar, he's stealing from our kids. now, if i said that, would i be over the top?

would that be a demagogue. >> you have said that, you've said that many times and you've said it to me. >> we're over the top and-- >> stealing from our children. breaking over their piggy banks and taking their pennies, because they're borrowing 46 cents of every dollar. >> look, if you're concerned about the deficit then let's come up with a reasonable plan that has some revenues, that have some entitlement cuts and discretionary cuts. >> they've passed two plans. >> he never proposed doing it only with high income revenue and absolutely did not on-- >> did you listen to what he said. it's just in the serious. yes. for example, if the sequestration goes through we'll have to cut head start. we've had head start for 48 years and it doesn't work. it produces no measurable change in the education levels of the kid. if you can't get cut head start you're the not serious about cutting anything. >> hold it there, we've got to

take a break and we'll come back with a former obama economic advisor adding words to what obama says, austan goolsbee. >> i didn't. >> sean: you did so you added words tucker carlson debate whether the president is stealing money from children and then we'll come back. >> leaking this out sets things in the wrong direction. >> another deceptive edit from nbc news and targeting congressman paul ryan and how they attempted to distort his view on immigration reform and later a colorado democrat suggested that women should not have the right to bear arm even in matters of life and death and rape. death and rape. a heated debate on chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance.

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>> and we'll continue now with former obama economic advisor austan goolsbee and tucker carlson. quick points, it was obama's ideas on sequestration and now he thinks it's dumb andra co and draconian. and the senate didn't pass a budget. and all this have will take us back to the amount of money we spent in 2011. if we can do that with 16 1/2 trillion dollars in debt and borrowing 46 cents of every dollar we spend, we're doomed, we're doomed. >> we wouldn't be here in the first place if the president was serious about cutting. i mean, look, you saw his posture today.

this is not the behavior of someone who sincerely seeks a deal. he is pointing the finger at his opponent and basically called them names. and you can't believe the president is sincere about cutting government. he didn't make a single specific program in that. >> sean: austan, tell me what's so bad, again through the prism, we're stealing from our kids and i'll use words i think the president would use. all we're asking is that 2011 we -- the budget, we spent 3.6 trillion dollars, in this it's going to be just shy of 3.6. going back to the 2011 budget that we spent. is that really so draconian? really that bad? >> okay. now you're starting to sound reasonable to me, which is. >> sean: wow. >> when you say i'm for -- if you're getting up and saying i'm for the cuts in the sequester, i understand that argument. if you say i am for cutting

entitlements more than would be-- had to be cut if you did some tax revenues, i understand that. >> paul ryan is trying-- >> conservatives have not been saying what you just said, sean. >> sean: paul ryan. >> wait a minute, paul ryan proposed a budget that would deal with entitlements and the president publicly like he did here, demagogued him, too. and the president demagogued. >> if you want to endorse the paul ryan budget then do so, the only thing is don't then start wimping out and saying the president is comparing his budget to paul ryan's budget and making paul ryan's budget sound bad. don't complain about it, defend it. >> sean: dirty air awater. >> he didn't say this. he said the budget would mean dirtier air and dirtier water, it would. >> sean: you cannot have a conversation with this president. he is hell bent on destroying republicans and advancing his socialist agenda and it

doesn't matter to get there. >> tucker-- >> you like calling my mom-- no want to throw your granny over the cliff. >> wait a minute, is that a meaningful distinction whether the president pleasant to say you seek to despoil the environment or your budget would produce. >> it's a pointless-- >> whether he's accusing you personally of wanting dirty water. >> come on, now, i for one, demagoguery-- >> and let's just be adults for a second. you can't have a conversation in good faith if you assume the other side wants to wreck the air and water. like you can't have a real negotiation under those circumstances. >> he didn't say. >> period. >> sean: got to run. if you think that was a scare, you're probably walking out cowering from winnie the pooh. >> it wasn't a scare. >> sean: austan. >> you're saying let us tear the new budget. >> sean: i've got to leave and got to go. in the next segment i'm going

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>> all right. they've done it again. the so-called journalists over at nbc news have been caught red-handed to suit the liberal agenda. and congressman paul ryan. pay attention to the clip of the left wing network, talking how the obama administration leaked the immigration plan over the weekend. watch closely. >> here, let's take a listen to some of the reaction we're getting from both representatives in congress and as well as different senators, take a listen. >> leaking this out does set things in the wrong direction, this particular move counterproductive. >> this is the president and plan, shows me that he's really not serious when they come out and adamantly say my way or the highway and if

congress doesn't ask i'll put it on the desk and say pass it now, that's no way to get it done. >> sir, is this strictly because president obama's name is attached to it and it doesn't have the white house nudges so to speak, nudge things along because it comes strictly from the president, is that why people are recoiling from it? >> the answer is no, that's not why. but nbc's viewers wouldn't know that, the so-called news organization sliced out the video and the substantive response to the white house plan. here is the full video. >> i did think his words were measured and productive in the state of the union, but putting this, leaking this out does set things in the the wrong direction. look, the question we always have to ask ourselves, particularly with this white house, is the president looking for a partisan advantage or is he looking for a bipartisan law and by putting these details out without a guest worker program, without addressing

future flow, by giving advantage to those who cut in front of line for immigrants who came here legally, not dealing with border security, adequately, that tells us that he's looking for a partisan appendage and not a bipartisan solution, there are groups in the house and senate working together to get in done and when he does things like this it makes that much more difficult to do that and that's why i think this particular move very counterproductive. >> sean: all right, unbelievable. joining me with reaction co-host of "the five" dana perino and fox business network, stuart varney. this is standard operating procedure. is george black, white or hispanic. >> and they tried from the beginning to paint paul ryan as a crazy right wing radical person and he's actually just like your neighbor, the guy you want as your friend. your son-in-law. he's like everybody's good guy and it's always-- and stop laughing at me, stuart. >> it's just so-- how did you see that, out of

the corner of your eye. >> no, i hear him snickering, laughing over there. >> look, this is deliberate. this is not just cheerleading for the the obama team. it's quite deliberately misleading people and-- >> you're that smart to figure that out to try to smear paul ryan. >> put this piece of tape next to that piece of tape to make it sound like that. they're misleading america quite deliberately, not only cheerleading for the president they're leading almost a lie to the american people, that's what they're doing. >> sean: if we go back to the last segment, isn't the president lying when he talks about sequestration and doom and gloom and panic and republicans want dirty air and water. >> i don't want to use that word. i don't want to do that. >> sean: do you think he really wants dirty air and water or knows better. >> it's misleading to say the rich can pay for it all. it's misleading to-- >> what's the difference between misleading and not telling the truth. >> why are you picking on me,

i didn't want to use the word. >> sean: and remember we had the father he lost a chulled at sandy hook, remember, this is how it was deceptively edited and then we'll play, remember they he accused the pro gun supporters of interrupting him and that wasn't true. let's go to nbc again. >> why anybody in this room needs to have one of these assault style weapons or military weapons or high capacity clips, not one person can answer that question. (inaudible). all right. please, please, no comments while mr. heslin is speaking, we'll clear the room. >> i asked is there anybody in this room that could give me one reason or challenge this question, why anybody in this

room needs to have a, one of these assault style weapons or military weapons or high capacity clips? not one person can answer that question he or-- (inaudible) >> please, please, no comments while mr. heslin is speaking or we'll clear the room. mr. heslin please continue. >> anybody, anyway we're all entitled to our opinion and i respect their opinions and their thoughts, but i wish they'd respect mine and give it a little bit of thought and realize that it could have been their child that was in that school that day. >> sean: very different, obviously. now they're doing it not only in the political realm, george

zimmerman case, this case, it's not even just sloppy journalism, it's purposefully deceitful. >> i think that one is deliberate the thing is it comes back it it hurt them and people are looking the at the full transcript and saying wait, that's not actually what happened. or people in the room say that's not what happened and i think i think for journalism, that's bad, but for that twek network, when it becomes a pattern. >> sean: between that and george zimmerman when the operator said, is he black, white or hispanic and they edited it out as if he brought up race on his own, that was pretty awful. >> that's not just misleading, that's taking out facts that are germane to the story. >> sean: very germane. >> make the story what the story really is. you take out those facts and you completely pervert the story and when you're dealing with a case like that, that's really outrageous and i keep waiting for people to realize what's going on here and i see no sign that have realization

at the moment. >> sean: did the president lie when he says things like republicans want dirty air and water and predicts doom and gloom, he doesn't like that word. >> it's hard for me to tell if he really believes that, i don't think so, but it it makes me wonder about how many people they have on the other side of the aisle at that they are talking to. how many do they hang out with? i worked on capitol hill and washington d.c. and i had friends of all stripes from all different office s and we all got along and bosses had disagreements, but we got along. >> sean: and this thrives in this environment. but i've got to go. thank you, both. coming up next-- >> that's why we have call boxes. that's why we have safe zones. that's why we have the whistles. because you just don't know who your a going to be shooting at. >> sean: a colorado democrat suggests that wom